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- Nearest Transit:
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Marble Arch (Central)
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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£££
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Music:
- DJ
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Sat, Sun
- Happy Hour:
- No
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- No
- Coat Check:
- Yes
4 reviews for Taman Gang
All Reviews
Taman Gang
12/8/2010
As this restaurant was located within our hotel, we gave it a try. The décor was really nice, the staff very friendly and the food pretty great. We were there before the club scene started, and as hard as we tried to stay up, jet lag got the better of us.
Beef and foie gras gyoza with teriyaki (4 stars)
Rock shrimp tempura with spicy mayonnaise (4 stars)
Tuna tartare and wasabi tobiko with yuzu ponzu (4 stars)
Chillean sea bass and shitake mushroom with superior soy (3.5 stars)
Warm chocolate pudding with green tea ice cream (3.5 stars)
Taman Gang
2/11/2009
This place started as a restaurant, than added the "club" nights on the w/e. The food is absolutely amazing, Soft shell crab tempura was excellent. Most sushi dishes are brilliant, try out the sea bass!
The atmosphere is great, the whole place is done up in a modern style yet got loads of Asian/Japanese elements to it as well.
the lounge is excellent, and the drinks seem to be well made from what i saw (even though i had only wine!)
definitely worth a visit!
Taman Gang
2/4/2010
The food and the atmosphere are great at Taman Gang. The service was brilliant as well. It is a bit posh but cozy at the same.
Taman Gang
15/10/2009
I wobbled between two and three stars for this one. So maybe that makes it a 2 and a half. I mean, there are certainly worse clubs in London (I can think of at least two in Piccadilly Circus), but I would certainly never queue here, much less think of coming back.
What Taman Gang has going for it is that it feels and looks like is a Mayfair Club (complete with a Park Lane address), but with a tacky crowd and a twist of sleaze. (Think older women dancing with yucky younger men).
The ick factor wasn't helped by the fact that this small club had go-go dancers - both male and female. The go-men were bare-chested and grinding on pillars with women they'd plucked from the crowd - gross.
The music they played was a tepid variety of OLD - and I don't mean retro. I mean stale, like, "umm, wasn't this song cool, two years ago??"
Bleah.
Shortly after my friend's head had an unwanted encounter with one of the go-men's arse - we left after 45 minutes .
